Singular vertices and the triangulation space of the D-sphere
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Singular vertices and the triangulation space of the \(D\)-sphere
Singular vertices and the triangulation space of the \(D\)-sphere
Abstract: By a sequence of numerical experiments we demonstrate that generic triangulations of the sphere for contain one {it singular} simplex. The mean number of elementary simplices sharing this simplex increases with the volume of the triangulation according to a simple power law. The lower dimension subsimplices associated with this simplex also show a singular behaviour. Possible consequences for the DT model of four-dimensional quantum gravity are discussed.
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